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■Job Hunting Summary: https://note.com/3utsu/n/nfb661413e76a #Utsu [Job Hunting] What to Look for in a Statement of Purpose for Science Majors - Summary 1. The Essence and Importance of Statement of Purpose (00:00 - 04:26) Interviewers are ultimately there to discern "genuineness." If you're not lying, you'll be accepted. Explaining the elements you should include in your statement of purpose for science majors, which I share every year. It's important to have a life purpose and how you plan to realize it at the company. A statement of purpose that's simply constructed logically isn't enough. 2. The "Weeding" Metaphor and the Essence of Job Hunting (04:26 - 09:59) I've been weeding for years, but I can do it because I have a purpose. It's important to consider "for whom" and "what you're trying to deliver," rather than just doing the work. Even in a corporate technical position, you should have a clear idea of ​​"what you want to deliver," rather than just working. It's important to think about the essence of your work, rather than lying to gain recognition from the company. 3. What Companies Want: "People Who Make a Difference" (09:59 - 15:28) Interviewers intuitively assess whether a person truly wants to work for the company. No matter how logical your argument, it's meaningless if it doesn't resonate with them. Keeping the "people you want to reach" in mind gives meaning to your work and strengthens your motivation to apply. The alignment of your goals with the company's will determine your evaluation during the interview. 4. How to Approach Your Life's Goals and Job Hunting (15:28 - 19:53) Job hunting isn't just a "game to get into a good company." It's important to clarify how you want to contribute to society. Considering "who you work for" can give meaning to even the most monotonous work. Successful people act with their goals in mind. 5. Final Message: Be So Determined That Your Facial Expressions Change (19:53 - 23:13) A good-looking face will be noticed by job interviewers. People who not only have a logical structure but also a clear understanding of who they want to reach are strong. Having a goal and continually evolving toward that goal will lead to true job hunting success. → Conclusion: When writing your motivation for applying to a science major, you should clearly state "what you want to convey to whom." If you can convey that, the interviewer will definitely "get it" and you'll be able to secure a job offer.